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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-29
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. E.

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. John J. Jacob, Of Clinton, was in
the city yesterday.
President s. L. Mooney, OF the B., q, 4
@. railroad, is at the Mcclure. ,55sl.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Delsplsine, OF Kan.
cas- City, are at the Stamm house.
Rev.J. B. Reed, OF Fairmons, was regis.
tered ct the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. A. M. cambridge, OF Littleton, re.
gistered at the Howell house yesterday. (.
Mr.. William Tracy, OF East Wheeling, ia
visiting relativeo in Harrison and LOWS
counties. this state.
MIR. George Il. Umstead, ono Of New
A1artipByille's prominent attorneya, was st
the stamm house yesterday. tS
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan snd family
have taken possession OF country resi-
dence at Elm Grove lor tho summer.
Mayor seabright, accompanied by biz
son and daughter, is home from an ex.
tended Western tour, which all three en-.
joyed thoroughly.
Mrp. Lizzie Heburn, OF St. Louis, Mo,
wife OF Alex Heburn, deceased, formerly
Of this city, is visiting the family OF Mr..
Jacob Heburn, Of Eaat Wheeling. ~
Squire George Arkle has returned from a
week'a visit to Cedar Grove, in the Ksns-
wha Valley. He Gays that ia nice coun.
try to visit, but he would just aa lieye live
in Wheeling. n
Mr.. II. F. BehIens, Of this city, who Is
new making tour OF Europe, was in
Italy when laat heard from. He ia writ.
ing very entertaining letterH in Gsrman
for the Io!KsblaN. 81 gs55-r
Hon. John A. Hutchinsop, Of Parkeru.
burg, ia in the city. on his way home IRON
New Cumberland, whelo he was in at.
tendance on the Circuit Court. He is one
Of the lawyers retained by the State 10
prosecute Van B: Baker. p 5.s5i
Miss Abigail Dodge, known better "a
"Gnil Hamilton" in the literary world, has
been in the city sincs last Saturday, stop.
ping at the McConyille Hotel. She Ia here
to attend the wedding OF her nephew, W.
3. Dodge to Miss Hannah spaulding.-
SteubtnviNe Gazette. lssG
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sNipnetl tn turIc,,;rs1,,,rs,..

z M.s. Taylor, tho colored woman who
WAS hit over tho head with stick BY
Burney Norton Monday night at her house
In Alley 8 and badly cut, was reported all
right but a sore head yesterday. Norton
escaped to Martins Ferry but came back
and collected come money due him as
wages, snd then le!t, it Is supposed for
Parkelsburg, his former home. "a war.
rant was issued Tor Notion by Squire
Davis on complaint Of Mrs. Merton, & i.
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v'|TIAT'ED BLOOD /
Scrotulous, Inherited and Conta
gious Humors Cured
by Cuticura.

THROUGH tho medium OF one Of your books n,
ceiyed through Mr. Frank =. Wray, Druggist
cura Remedies. and take Tits opportunity 10 testi
iy 10 you that their use has permanently cured me
Of ono OF tho worst Cases Of blood poisoning. In
connection with crSsipelas, that have ever seen
and this after having been pronounced incurablt
BY some OF the best physicians In our county. i
take great pleasure In forwarding to you this test
moniai, unsolicited rs Il y by you, In order tha,
others suffering from similar mnladies may be Gu.
Outraged TO give your Cuticurs Remedies q trial.
et@ P.S WHITLEdEt Leechburg, Pa.
Reference: Frank 7. wray, Druggist, Apollo, Ia
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The counsel Tor the defense in the Van
Baker murder trial, ut New Cumberland,
filed several pleas in abatement and mo-
tons TO qussh rs coon as their client was
indicted on Monday for the murder OF his
wife and mother.in.law. These were ar.
gued by tho opposing counsel yesterday,
and all overruled by the court. Baker
then entered plea Of not guilty, and the
case was cot for trial on July Is. IA -
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For Ohio County rrnttcrs.

The is q general expression Of deaire
to have q race made ct tho next State Fair
for Ohio county hoises only, each to be-
driven by it's owner. State Senator Scott,
Mr.. George R. Taylor, Mr.. Caasell, Mr..
Frapzheim, Mr. s. X. Wallace are a few Of
the horse.owners who could make such a
race interesting II q small purse were
offered for ouch a gentlemen'a race q score
OF entries could be booked, and no event
OF tho fair would be regarded With tho
Same unique interest. q e a 3S,
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POWDER MILL ]: !. ExrLopEs
Killing Three Men and Injuring Others
EigfR. d propsrty Damaged, 1873

F. 4 d -.
wAYsR, MI, June 2s.-Lsaln 4 Rand'a
powder mill exploded at 0 o'clock this
morning. The drying mill, in which the
men wero putting powder to dry, blew up
from some unknown cause, and three men
were killed. Their names follow: Charles
Tier, aged IS years. He leaves a widow
and several children. John Ooves, single ;
instantly killed. Auguat karouse, mar
ried about nine months ago, wna near the
mill and hsanot been seen since. He Ia
james Ii Gardner, foreman, was struck
on the head with missile. He will re.
cover. Several men were slightly injured.
The explosion shook the ground for a
great distance, breaking windows In the
vicinity. The damage to property ID
$40 OAO Itt LEltfT0G ~ ~ MAJ, NJ 'FlHs'
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a It is reported that tho Democratic NOM
be1s Of the Board Of County Communication
ers held n CauCua the other day to agree
on a man 10 succeed tho late Adam
Stccker SO Commissioner from Richie
district, and that thoy selected Charles
Horstmann, well known Democrat OF
the Eighth ward, as tho caucus nominee.
Tho name Of Cd. J. Bingell has been
mentioned for the place by Democrats
out OF the BoNr1. Gy !
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The fret shipment Of blackberries was
received yesterday morning per steamer
Courier by Messrs. T. A. Morris & Co.,
sent by S. Hutchinson & Son, Mstamoras.
They are of superior quality, and brought
seventy-fve cents per bucket. The crop
ia said to be large, but on account Of the
scarcity Of other small fruits will bring a
good price during tho season.
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Tfashiaotoa, Pa, Reporter. b, Is: rs :
The average daily shipments OF oil from
the Washington field during June have
exceeded the average daily runs by owe,
1000 barrels. The production OF the
Washington field on last Saturday was
0,S27 barrels. Tho large increase was
caused by the big gusher, Martin 4, which
has also Increased the average daily pro-
duction Of the producing wells, nearly 200
in number, from 81 barrels on Saturday,
the 18Th inst, to 81 barrels on the 25.h
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Miller Found Guilty.

PillLApELpulA, June 9s.-The coroner's
jury's investigation on the death Of Mrs.
Sarah Ellen Robinson, who died, as al.
legged, from the effects Of criminal opera.
lion at the hands oi Rev. Thos, B. Miller,
Sunday night, to-day found that the wo.
name death resulted from perltonitis
caused by criminal operations performed
by Miller, and he was committed to prison
TO await tho action Of the grand jury.
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Tho City CrSnntory.

Health Officer Reed aaid last night that
The city garbage esematory on Wheeling
hill wonld be fred up this morning aud
put in operation. City Solicitor Caldwell
has decided that the public necessities de.
mand Its uee and that such being the case
the city cannot be held liable to NJ. v.
Smith, the contractor, for the building, by
reason Of using the building before it has
been put in proper condition or accepted
by the city. With the furnaces in OPERA.
ton much Inconvenience that has been
occasiored by no. having q pfope, place
to diapore OF tho pity .otfsl will be avoided,
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2 WE arc daily receiving New Novelties
In Suilings, PantalOopjngs and Over
coatings. which We are prepared 10 make
up In ilrst.class style at reasonable
prices. ij5
Our White UnlauAdricl Shirt, double
scanned, re.enf0rced front and back, Il,
50 cents, il the greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line OF Balbriggan Tn.
dcrwear from 81 O0a suit upwards, ut
c. HESS \. sons,
1891 T. 1923 Market Street.
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Married In SyhseIiuu

e NIL W. Stark, Of wintetest, Iowa. Z
well-so.eo boot snd shoe dealer OF that
place, and Miss Ao!le Mccormick for
merly Of Guelnaey county, Ohio, were
married in the Stamm house psrloss veg
terday afternoon by. Row. George Z, Hite.
The ceremony waa witnessed by two OF
three intimate irieada who tentered the
heartfelt congratulations. jIIis35
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We haye for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. Theso machinca have
been taken in exchange for tho matchlesa
Caligraph, and will be- sold cheap. W riters
Tor rent and for nale on monthly install.
menls, Gall on or address for circulars 3
Es. EDWARD L. RosE 4 Co.,
" Z TN \. 5eSt b5 TTallLh etrent ~
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B Commencing Sunday, June 5, and con.
tinuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore {. Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate OF ST. %, and to Washington, Ea., and
return at IL w. Trains leave at s and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive ct Z and LILO
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How NV Bnck A ches

pjHPLEs, Blackheads, skin Blenishcs, and BABY
In UumoIs, use Cuticura Soap, - =. -
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sCROFULoUs ULCERS.

leans, on oath says: I'm 1870 scroiulous Ulcer
broke out on my body until was q mass Of cor
ruption., Everything known to tbs medical iacul
ty was tried In vain l became u mere wreck. A
not turn in bed, was In constant pain, and looset
upon life as cune No relief or cure In ten years
III 1850 l heard Of tho Cutlcura Remedies, uset
them, and was perfectly cured" 2 q, ia :
Sworn 70 before U. s. Com. J. D. Crawford. N Z
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The Mission School Of the First Presby-
terrain church will have picnic at New
Otesapa' Grove, Thuraday, June so. Train
Will leave the Ohio River depot at 80 A.
II. All are invited, 80 1t 80
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WARRINGTON. D. O., June 29.-For West
Virginia, fair weather. with eight changes
OF Temperature and Ioutheastcrly winds,
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Look out FOR tbs Knights Of 5pythiss
parade Monday, July 4 Tho Fifth Ohio
regiment, Colonel Sedgw;ck commandiug.
will take part. an Ia ,s''' : o. o.
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Gcntlemen's Finest Shoes
in all styles and'widtha, ct the lowest price
CONSTANT with quality.
J. W. AMlcK,
sE LAB Main street.
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making nine honra a day'a work ior parties
doing work on Htreets and alleva, '55TIgl1f

making nlne honra day'a work Tor partlea
doing work on Btreeta and alleys. n
A resolution offered by MIR. Harre!l OF.
dering the p, ". Il Ky. road to put new
valve In the water pipe at their watering
station at the foot Of Fifth street was re-.
ierred to the Water Board. ail'Ili
The First Branch was called TO order BY
Mayor seabright at g o'clock. The alb.
sentees were hessra. Gavin, Haller, Hand.
Ian and Happy; The regular monthly
reports not reached at the laat meeting
were acted upon, the Second Branch's 90.
ton being conCurred In. Z, /. y d a,
The ordinance adopted by the Second
Branch at Ito last meeting providing that
all street hose used upon paved streets
must be provided with spray nozzles BY
July /, was taken up. Mr.. Tracy moved
to make the date July tl5. Mr.. Mylea
moved TO lay the ordinance on the table,
and this was done. Ffgl', .:5ll,I7ll9'
N FOR RAILROAD PURPOSES. (,
A petition from the Ohio River road AJAX.
Ing permission to use q short alley, run.
ming through the aquars bounded by
Water, Market, Thirty.eiehth and Thirty.
ninth streets, upon which square new
round house and turn table Is to be con.
structed, was with an accompanying plat
referred to the Ordinance and Railroad
Committees to DO considered Jointly. Z
a petition from the P, W. 4 Ky. road
asking Tor the right TO locate new spul
freight track west Of the freight depot In
place OF the present spur track, only ten
feet luther out, was also referred to these
committees. 1t was also accompanied by
q plat showing the proposed extension q
tho freight house south, and the incon
venience that will arlse to shippers IL
case the spur is not moved westward
There was also petition from merchants
asking that Council grant tho rights asked
for. st3 an 80 90 i 49, 11s,5
Tho racket In this Branch was occasion
cd by an ordinance, introduced by Mr.
Dobbins, granting 10 the Wheeling Flee
trical company certain rights and ptivil
LEGS, which some claim that it now hal
no rightto. Mr.. Dslbrugse wanted 1t re-
ferred to the Committee on Lights and en-
deavored to force 1t there. The charge
was made that tho committee was preju
diced against the company, which Mr.
Dslbrugge denied holly. 1t was final,
sent to the Committee on Ordinances. Ii
doing this the Mayor was, as usual
wound up In q parliamentary middle, ant
his ignorance OF rules and usage enable,
the members to have considerable sport
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4 GOOD LAW,

An ordinance was adopted providing
that all pofes, shafts and other projections
must be removed from wagons standing in
the markets or spaces thereabouts, and
providing o fine for those owners
who fail to comply with the provision,
An ordinance was also adopted amending
the hours to DO observed ct tho Center
market and for the cleaning out oil the
Spaces after market hourn. Several minor
petitions wore also referred. 4; & N
4 The following offered by MI. Healy was
adopted BY tho Second: is,!. .filF,
Rtsolred, That the Committee on Ordi.
nancea be instructed to draft an ordinance
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Violently iusule.

Squire schultze last night committed
Peter Kloss to Jail to await an inquest in
lunacy. He has become . raving maniac
and 1t required the united strength OF
Officer Devlins and Handschumaker to con-
duct him to the county jail from the
Eighth ward. His mslady seems to have
developed suddenly, and he became so
dangerous that his friends feared to let
him remain at liberty another night. h gg
KlosB last evening ran all his family out
Of the house and locked the doors. OF.
ticer Dsvlin tried in vain TO get him to
open the door, and finally got him to
shake hands at the window, when lie was
eeized and pulled out. He screamed most
Of the way to jail, and took OF hia shoes
and stockings snd threw them away.
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Via tho Picturesque u. i O. to Atlantic Cit,
III md Cape May, July I. s,5 X

Via tho Picturesque Il. s O. to Atlantic City
md Cape May, July I. ,iG
The Baltimore & Ohio signalizes its en-.
trance into Philadelphia by an excursion
Thuredsy, July 7, to Atlantic City and
Cape May, the most noted seaside resorts
in the country. This is the grsndeat ex.
cursion ever offered 10 the public, in
volving 9 ride over the Picturesque line
OF America" along the beautiful Poto-
mac, through historic, Harpers Ferry,
Washington, D. O., baltimore and phila.
delphia, and at rates within the reach Of
everyone who enjoys travelling. Train Of
Parlor Cars and East Lake Coaches will
leave depot, Wheeling, W. Va, at 500 A.
NJ, arriving in Philadelphia at s:45 r. N,
Next day passengers will leave on any
regular train for ATLANTIC City or Cane
May. Tickets will bs good fot ten DAYS,
With stop-oH privilege st Washington
City returning. Faro for round tip
For !!:.fther information apply to Agents
Of Baltimore \ Ohio Railroad, or to Is
E. D. sMIrH,
Div. Pass. Agent, rittsburph. Pa.
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DoN'? forget the competitive drill at
me Annlg;hts ofPythias picnic, July 4. be-
tween SILVER Gross division, OF zanesville;
Cad'1 division, OF Cadiz, and Iyanhoe di.
vision, OF Steubenyille. Z. 5,F55g59 ist53
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The Ohio River railroad will sell excur-
sion tickets to all stations on theis road
July :, 3 aud 4, returning good July 8, in.
elusive, at one isre for the round trip.
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We give no presents but we sell choice
Gunpowder Tea at Csc and choice Oolong
at Acc. One trial will convince, at A. j.
McGarrell's, 1868 Market square.
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On and after July !, the Baltimore 4
Ohio will run q epsclal train to the
Moundsville camp grounds, leaving
Wheeling at 6:l0 P. NJ. daily, except Sun
day. y - ~ ~ ~. - 2 -5ss{S5.. , rs
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AZ. McGARRRLL sells l6 pounds gram i,
lated scsar, 81; IS pounds "A sugar 81 :
20 pounds light brown, 81. Weight and
quality guaranteed. sTS-i.
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CHOICE Guupowder Tea 25c, aoli il
other stores at 50e. Come; and be con-
WINGED at Al. McGarrell's, 1858 Market
annsre !,2:7s Is III .i' n u 'Ia5IIl' 81
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
4! FARMS IFORTGATT :.

- -4ta- .Hs# ~ y.
:. Four Fine Farms For sale-r,o ~ OF
si ~. 81 mues west OF Martins Ferry ohin o.
rleant tlke, with lne Improvement ma nd
caoS S ta o. al kinds In well waset.
isIm naa neasAy al In grain-cheap and on easy
sSstA4"' -.
= One Of 100 Acres, situate eight miles ,,or,
breS hoss on and ne Cal. Pike wiz woory
win an abundance Of fruit Of ali kinds u4"a'
~ AAo one OF 400 Acres, four miles from Br,d,o.
te osi on ,, wheeling Greek south side Of Naossl
house containing scyen rooms. hail ana oweItnr
r T.n Al necessary ou.huiIdngs; good orchs
pasal sgy o. an anal y; fFa. Of all hiads ana
g. Cairsville, o. This "a cons,aono milo west OF
nness a a ~ Belmont county in eVery 1as o. o
KIT ~ So ,s nee loesion, aud In SPLENDID o4acI
easy terms o jSove aEms win b tod cheap and on
vs. Z. s.. T. +. HOWELL. - X q
myas,xv., AsnSutanoe aud Real Estate Agent, Sl
\ - '''A''.lt 4 Bridgeport, Ohio
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THERE will bs reeimentsl drill ct the
fair grounda July 4 at l;S0 =. NJ. by the
Fifth Ohio regiment, uniform rank,
Knights OF Pythias. VI
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TO TIE SEA SHORE,

Why pay % cents for coffee when A. ].
only aska 90 cents7
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sCRoruLous, INHERITED.

--T--T SV1KVH UIsVU5l lNIT1NI IEUy n
And Contagious Humors, with Loss OF Hair. An
Eruptious Of tho Skin, are positively cured by Gu.
ticura and Cuticura Soap externally. and Uuticura
kesolyent Internally when all other medicines
fall. Send for pamphlet. y. - ,la5F : Is, T.g''.7, :
Cutlcura Remedies are sold everywhere. Price.
Cuticurn, the Great Skin Cure, 50 cents; Cutlcura
Soap, an Exquisite Bcautider. Is GEMS: Cuticnrs
Resolvent, the New Blood Purifier, 81 %: PoTrrp
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston. = :, y -
pjEPLEs, Blackheads, skin Bleruishcs and Babv
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L. Tho Sheriff sale OF Household Goods
will DO continued at The front door OF the
Court House at S O'Clock this morning. d s
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A Tumble In CofIt

READ directions for St. Jacobs Oil fol
cuts, burns and ecalds. -E q Z,
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FAyoRING HOME LABOR.

The special committee appointed come
time since to examine into the claim Of
several msn that they were unable to sc.
cure work along the line OF the Natural
Ges Company Of West Virginia's pipe
lines aud tina. they were discriminated
against in favor OF foreign labor, reported
TINT the city could not interfere in tbs
management OF tho company or the EN-.
ployment OF its men, but recommended
the adoption of q resolution requesting
the company 10 employ as far as possible
home labor. This WAS done by both
branches. 1900
a petition was received from the city
weishera asking that tho city ordinance
be 60 amended Oh to allow them tho Ell.
tire revenue from the scEles from May ]
to October l in each yesr. They claim
that since the Introduction OF natural cas
as a fuel their compensation has dwindlel
down during this period to between SC
and so cents day. They are compelled
to remain at the scale8 all day, and this
amount Of monay doea not pay them by
any meano. The psti:ion wss referred. Z
Chiet Of Police Smith presented bill
Of S37 for killing that number OF dogs. Il
was referred to the Board Of Police and
Fire Commissioners with request to pay
the same out OF itu funds. i. On Z
A petition from L Z, Sands, Alex For.
Coy, o. r. Laird, H. F. Jones, H. P. Nc.
Gregor, John W. Mitchell, George Hook
and others, who are building or have
built on that part OF tho Island lying be-
tween South Front and South Penn etrcota
and Captain John McLure's property and
Florida street, was read and referred to
the Board OF Public Work1. They ask
for sewer down the alley in the rear Of
their houses, running parallel 10 South
Front street, to Front street, where il
would connect with sewer leading tc
Fink etfses. "a & S ~
OIL. Crawford, Rt. Rev. Bishop Kahn,
trustee Tor the proposed orphauage for
boys, and othern petitloned Tor sewer
down the alley running parallel to Thir.
teeu.h and Fourteenth streets. This was
also referred to the Board Of Public Works
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Monday afternoon bridgeport young lady was
iaH ano SET are to her diess, burning hole foot
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=, q Coffee Dowu. Away Down. w
Cholce Rio, fresh roasted, 22c per pound
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Il: You've men and boys are entering the
night school Of the Wheeling Business
College, and large class is in attendance.
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As reported by Christian schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera Houne corner, yesterday:
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or snle-ITousc-H. +. AcGlegor.

For snle-Housc-H. +. McGlegor. 81 III.
Hanants-N Schulz. z1l. ~
For SGle-Good Fnrm uorsa-T IIuskins,
Regular Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Cincinnati
Packet Fashion. '-'g H7. d & -ia.s ~
Patent Fly Fans -Eesbitt & Bro. RI
Stockholders AeetIng-Geriaan Fro Insurance
Company. lS.s-e b S-1ifF =
Eoiice--stockholden OF tho Elsou Glass Co.
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